Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-23

LIE IeuSyF6S muFu0I tEidl Re DNAASt
n. z, which has occupied four weeks,
came to an end at noon Oh the 10TH Inc
prosecution finished summing up In the
morning and the judge charged the jury,
who retired at 12:25 p. m. The jury re-
turned a verdict in the evening OF MUIR
der in the second degree.
THE President has withdrawn his as.
sent to the action of Secretary Enolcott
and Adjutant- General Drum in the matter
of returning captured Confederate nags
to the Southern States, having discovered
that Congressional warrant was neces-
sary.
If the dispatches from places along the
Cape Breton coast can be relied upon,
half the American mackerel feet are in
imminent danger of being captured.
Miss ANNIE BROOKS, handsome young
brunette, twenty-three years old, VINO nves
| in East Orange, N. Y, awoke the otner
| morning rich. A wealthy uncle a'sa ne
| Brooks, died last March, leaving ne $oI,-
| Oo0 The young heiress has been working
| in silk factory and in dressmaklng
shop to earn her living.
r. E. LEE Camp Confederate Vete rams
| arrived in Boston on the 10th. Ihey Were
| the guests of Post Is, G. A. H. iney
were met at Fall River by delegatlon'
and on their arrival in Boston process
sion was formed, consisting OF the First
| regiment Gu0 4NdeiohoA
Post 2, G. A. r. and Post Is, It. A. H. Inc
boys in gray received an ovation.
| COLORADO has partially raised the quar-
| antine against Missouri cattle.
| A SOLDIERS and sailors monument was
dedicated at New Haven, Conn, on the
18th
A RAILROAD trestle gave way near New
port, KY, on the 18th, and four menW ere
fatally injured.
l nr. la;x hur
Charlevoix, Mich, on the 18th, with con-
| siderable loss of life.
JOHNNY BEALL, twelve years old, OF
Eaton, O., is charged, by the coroner, with
the murder of his mother.
SAMUEL MEYERS, superintendent OF the
Miami County Qnd.) asylum for the poor,
is under arrest for brutality.
THE Illinois Railroad and Warehouse
| Commission has made decision, re-
ducing freight rates on coal from thirteen
to forty per cent
THE German Government is alarmed at
the rapid spread of socialism throughout
the empire and is taking steps to check It
DIR. CARVER, the rifle marksman, had
his eyes badly hurt on the 18th, by the
explosion of a cartridge. He will be laid
up for some time.
STEPHEN WAsHBURN, a well-knowr
. | citizen of Wilton, N. Y, committed sui
1 cue On luc 1Stu ps uau ihSs AAS he&A wv
| mentally deranged for some time, owing
to gangrene.
ABOUT ten O'Clock on the morning O.
the 18th two eastern bound freight trains
on the Pennsylvania Railroad collided
Rohrestown, Pa. An engine and five car
were demolished. No person was in
| jured.
= DIR. ROSWELL DWIGHT HITCHCOCK
president of the Union Theological Semin
> | 81 ipd of hiS
| residence at South Somerset, Mass, o.
t the night of the 18th, of peritonitis.
AN extensive paper factory at kle1
:, Russia was destroyed by fire during tn
= night of the 10th, involving loss of $3.50.
i OOO
:. JOHN P. BENITZ, we'll known throu gh
n out the country as baritone in variou
opera companies, died at his home i
!. Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th, of Bright
: disease of the kidneys. The decease
: was in the forty fifth year of his age.
h JOHN W. SMITH, q white man, and lead
Il err of gang of desperadoes, was hange
a in Heard County, Ga, on the 18th, for tn
murder of Bonner Barker, former con
% ! federate.
q THE bridge across Willis river in Byeri
r vile, O., gave way under team OF fou
" horses on the 18th, and fell through wit
Named of Ksfeh Wany down With IN
, structure and were probably fatally il
- jured. The bridge had been built Tort
r. years.
N A COLLISION occurred, on the 18th, b
tween a passenger train and freigl
al train on the Schuylkill Valley railroad
at Parker's Landing, Pa Charles Dehave
h. freman of the passenger train, was i
n. stantly killed, and George Paxson, I'll
es engineer, was seriously injured.
of FIRE broke out in the Cleveland Carlo
of Works on the 18th and spread so rapid
Id that many Of the workmen escaped bar
headed and in shirt-sleeves, leaving the
n tools and clothing behind. The wor
,rt were entirely destroyed. Loss aoo
ill $4,000 Insurance unknown.
IT. THE Wnitcomb Cedar Post Company
Ia yard at Chicago was burned on the III
and the lumber yards in the vicinity we
ial seriously threatened. There were 4,0o
pc 600 feet Of cedar lumber in the yard L
he steamers and the geyser were at work
lis the flames, and the fire was finally
~ under control.